12 Dec 1916
Page 9
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1916
Page
9
City Attorney Coleritk drafts a bread ordinance to be shown to the bakers before the council meeting. The measure aims to set standards and regulation for bread production and sale in the city.
A New Yorker writes that the Lubacen habit can be banished easily with delightful benefit. Edward J. Woods of York City offers a free book on request. health improves as tobacco craving wanes. Calm sleep, clear eyes, good digestion, vigor, memory, and general efficiency follow, with no need for tobacco to soothe morbid desire.
Today a city meeting considers a new ordinance though exact provisions remain unpublished. Observers note bakers have already raised small loaves to 7 cents while others may follow. Potential cases of underweight loaves will be heard today.
Mayor Hosey has regained the ability to sit up at St Josephs Hospital and is recovering from an illness. Doctors expect him to go home within a week as his condition improves.
Jitney drivers have been granted an additional week to file bonds with the city comptroller. The deadline, originally December 10, was extended to allow compliance with the bond requirements.
Under Park Superintendent Cetz direction 850 trees were planted in recent weeks with 830 already set in various areas. The final trees were placed on the south side yesterday afternoon.
Building permits show Paul Koehler requests a two-story dwelling at 1336 Anthony Boulevard for 3500 and a dwelling at 2122 Pauline for 2500 under Paul Koehler. Birth records list newborns and parents at several addresses including 2021 South Harrison Street and 30 Fifth Street with multiple listed families and children.
Miss Lilian Jenkins, a graduate of Hope hospital training school, spent the summer at her brother’s home in Aneraid Sask Canada and returned to Fort Wayne yesterday to spend the winter there.
Judge Albert B. Anderson will travel to Fort Wayne to hear two federal cases today with other docket items pending. Jurors were excused as two cases settled out of court. Remaining matters include Varley Duplex Magnet Co. versus Dudto Manufacturing Co. over patent infringement, with Barrett Morris Hoff an and M A Kellar for plaintiffs and Vesey Vesey for defendants.
Lost Sunday diamond brooch from 1208 Webster to Cathedral vanished through Lewis. Reward offered. Contact 1208 Webster or phone 1307 with information.
A historical medical ad extols auto intoxication dangers and promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and Anuric from a Buffalo Surgical Institute as remedies. It claims toxins in intestines cause fatigue headaches and urges cleansing kidneys and bladder with hot water and abundant fluids. The text asserts Anuric treats kidney and uric acid issues amid broad disease theories of vitality decline.
A short catalog notes Karo Syrup in half gallon, Buckwheater Paneal, Pure Olive Oil, and high grade teas plus coffee prices. The reader sees a mix of pantry staples and premium items with listed unit sizes.
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